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| process in which a person interacts w/others by sending/receiving messages. |
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| circumstances important to the situation |
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| interpreting another's meaning. |
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| organizing thoughts into a message. |
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| an individual's life story which affects communication approach. |
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| an element of communication which includes symbols, encoding, and decoding. |
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| interference/distraction during the communication process |
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| system or systems; affecting whole body. |
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| theory describing the elements of communication. |
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| communication with oneself. |
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| communication with another person or small group. |
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| using beliefs, thoughts, and observation to gather information about people and surroundings. |
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| a person/small group presenting a message to another small group. |
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| small group communication |
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| three or more people communicating for the 'project' proposed (solving problems, sharing ideas/experiences, relating, influencing). |
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| capable; sufficient for the purpose. |
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| to assess the quality/value. |
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| a standard of conduct/behavior. |
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| the range of skills, aptitudes, and special accomplishments of a person/group. |
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